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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Chapter 19.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is ironic about Psyche's treatment of Orual when she sees Orual's bruises?
(a) She begins to comfort Orual as though Orual were the victim.
(b) She does not want Orual to visit her.
(c) She insists that Orual take her place in the sacrifice.
(d) She is as cruel as the King.

2. The Fox suggests Pscyhe's lover is. . .
(a) a figment of her imagination.
(b) Bardia.
(c) the Priest of Ungit.
(d) a vagabond, madman, outlaw, or thief.

3. Orual accuses Psyche of becoming cruel like the gods because. . .
(a) Psyche claims she never loved Orual.
(b) Psyche longs to go to the mountain, her
(c) Psyche claims Orual should go
(d) Psyche will not bring Orual to her true

4. What is Psyche's one true fear about the sacrifice on the Mountain?
(a) She fears the god of Grey Mountain will take her.
(b) She fears she will be left to starve or be eaten by animals.
(c) She fears Ungit will have her revenge.
(d) She fears the people will attach her.

5. What does Orual see in the faces of the people of Glome as they gathered in the streets?
(a) They truly believe in her as Queen.
(b) They do not care for her, only for a free show or an oddity.
(c) They seem hopeful for the first time in years.
(d) They disapprove of her, and find the fight distasteful.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Orual shuts the windows against the chains' weeping sound, she is symbolically. . .

2. Psyche believes the gods may not truly be cruel because. . .

3. What thoughts does Orual repress when resolving to save Psyche?

4. What thought is unexpectedly bothering Orual?

5. When Bardia insists that Orual should not fight in her mask, she . .

(see the answer key)

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